| Make
|
Mazda |
| Model |
Taiki |
| Concept
year |
2007 |
| Production
year |
- |
| Engine |
Rotary |
The Mazda Taiki concept is an
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The styling is inspired by the flow
of air |
 |
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evolution of Mazda's Nagare (meaning 'flow' in Japanese)'
design theme. The Taiki follows in the footsteps of the
Mazda Nagare,
Mazda Ryuga,
and Mazda
Hakaze concept cars.
The unusual shape of the Mazda Taiki concept is based
around a front-engine rear-wheel drive layout. Notable
are the extremely short front and rear overhangs, and
an all-glass canopy covering the two occupants. The complex
styling lines are designed to represent the flow of air,
and were inspired by flowing robes sometimes seen in Japanese
legends.
The Mazda Taiki concept not only carries forward Mazda's
styling intentions, but it also showcases real-world technologies,
such as a next-generation Renesis rotary engine and enhanced
aerodynamic performance.
Similar and related vehicles:
Mazda Furai
Mazda Kabura 
Mazda Ibuki
Mazda Kusabi
Mazda Sassou
Mazda Nagare
Mazda Ryuga
Mazda Hakaze
Mazda Kazamai
Mazda Kiyora
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